Examples of using Electoral code of conduct in English and their translations into Arabic
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Political leaders and voters themselves should strictly observe the Electoral Code of Conduct.
Strictly implement the principles of the electoral Code of Conduct in the coming election(Norway);
It has threateneddisciplinary action against any of its members who may infringe the Electoral Code of Conduct.
(f) The Electoral Code of Conduct 2011 establishes a level playing ground for candidates in competitive elections.
(iii) Increased percentage of political parties and media adhering to the electoral Code of Conduct.
A political pact, including an electoral code of conduct, was prepared by a local institute, at the request of the main political parties, but its status and the support of all political actors are uncertain.
In a positive development, on 23 November,the leaders of eight political parties signed an electoral code of conduct.
The Peacebuilding Commission calls on all political parties to adhere to the electoral code of conduct and to respect the democratic principles enshrined in the Constitution.
The campaign was conducted peacefully from 7 to 26 July,and most candidates abided by the electoral code of conduct.
Laws on terrorism andsocial health insurance as well as an electoral code of conduct for political parties and a financing agreement for women ' s entrepreneurship had been put in place to further strengthen the human rights system.
Take concrete steps to ensure free and fair elections in 2010,including through full implementation of the electoral Code of Conduct(United Kingdom);
UNIOGBIS produced seven radio programmes, including on voter registration, the electoral code of conduct, electoral security, women in politics, environmental protection, the role of the international community and the United Nations.
Together with TEC, the function of IEC was to promote conditions conducive to free and fair elections andto ensure that the Electoral Code of Conduct was observed.
In the meantime, a crucial task of IEC will be the drafting andacceptance by all parties of an electoral code of conduct which will help to create conducive conditions for campaigning and the holding of elections.
Discussions are continuing between the transitional Government and political actors, including presidential candidates and civil society,on the signing of an electoral code of conduct.
I urge all stakeholders to uphold the principle of consensus going forward,and to agree on an electoral code of conduct aimed at creating a peaceful electoral environment.
IEC field monitors are being trained to mediate in disputes between the parties andto intervene where they observe infringements of our fairly rigorous electoral code of conduct.
A further step was taken on 14 June, when 17 political parties, including sectors of Fanmi Lavalas,signed an electoral code of conduct that bars the use of violence in the pursuit of political power.
All political parties must exercise restraint in their electoral campaigns and refrain from taking any actions which may affect the cohesion of the transitional process orare prohibited by the electoral code of conduct.
The Office contributed to thework of the Election Commission leading to the adoption of an electoral code of conduct and advised on candidate nomination and selection procedures to meet the requirements of the complex quota system of the electoral legislation.
Nevertheless she highlighted some new challenges and difficulties in the context of the election campaign,including those related to violence by groups opposed to the election and violation of the electoral code of conduct.
Within the framework of the new political culture under NEPAD, the Southern African Development Community(SADC) adopted at its last summit,held in Mauritius, an electoral code of conduct aimed at providing a common electoral standard in the region, thereby ensuring more legitimacy for electoral processes in SADC countries.
Council members called on all the political parties in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, particularly the opposition party Union forDemocracy and Social Progress(UDPS) and its allies, to sign the electoral code of conduct, without further delay.
Progress has been made in various respects: an independent National Electoral Commission hasbeen established to prepare credible elections, an electoral code of conduct has been signed by eight political parties, the Sierra Leone police force has been strengthened and a media code of conduct for electoral reporting is being discussed country-wide.
The distribution of electoral material by the Electoral Commission was ongoing according to plan, with the logistical support of MONUSCO and international partners; the Union pour la démocratie et le progrès social in particular and its leader were encouraged to enhance its engagement,namely by signing the electoral code of conduct, and to avoid using unconstructive rhetoric.
The Secretary-General urges all candidates andparties once again to strictly adhere to the electoral code of conduct signed in April 2008 in Abidjan under his auspices, as Côte d ' Ivoire proceeds towards the second round of the presidential elections and during the remainder of the electoral process, including the legislative elections.
On 20 March, 12 presidential candidates, including Abel Incada of the Social Renewal Party(PRS), Mr. Vaz(PAIGC), Nuno Gomes Nabiam(independent) and Paulo Gomes(independent),signed an electoral code of conduct that had been advocated by civil society organizations, religious leaders and trade unions.
At the same time, the Mission promoted acceptance by political candidates of the results of the future elections and agreement on basic political objectives that could be supported by a new Government and Parliament,in line with the electoral code of conduct that was signed on 14 June and the stability and governability pact of 27 September.
The UNMIN Electoral Assistance Office advised and assisted Nepal ' s Election Commission at the national, regional and local levels on a varietyof issues, including the electoral code of conduct and candidate nomination and selection procedures, to meet the requirements of the complex quota system required under the electoral legislation.
The groups were Acção Cidadã(" Citizens Action"), which focused on monitoring the election campaigns and the polling process; the Peace and Security Network for Women in the ECOWAS region, which focused on monitoring women ' s participation in the electoral process;and the Civil Society Committee Monitoring the Electoral Code of Conduct, which focused on the compliance of candidates with the code that was signed by presidential candidates and political parties on 20 March.